 Usually both sides have compromised a little bit in a perfect world. Seller comes down a little bit, buyer comes up. They've both compromised. And then, you know, the home inspector finds some stuff. Now, you know, they're going to want money off or repairs. They're going to want somebody to compromise again. And nobody likes to compromise twice. So pre-inspections prevent the compromising twice, I guess, so to speak. Nobody wants to do it.